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Kidney Diseases (Nephrology) at Stansbury Health Center

Call  435-843-3096

Contact & Location Information

Phone

435-843-3096

Fax

435-843-3015

Address

220 Millpond Road 100
Stansbury Park, UT 84074

Treating Chronic Kidney Disease, Hypertension, Recurring Kidney Stones, and More

Nephrology (kidney) services at Сòòò½APP's Stansbury Health Center (Tooele) treat patients with Сòòò½APPs that affect the kidneys. Our doctors provide expert, comprehensive care to help you manage your disorder. 

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Kidney Conditions We Treat

We treat patients with the following conditions:

  • chronic kidney Сòòò½APP
  • resistant or uncontrolled hypertension (high blood pressure)
  • glomerulonephritis, including diabetic and lupus kidney Сòòò½APP
  • kidney stones that keep coming back (recurrent)
  • electrolyte disorders
  • other kidney-related conditions
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